Sentence examples for senate member from inspiring English sources
"senate member" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to a member of a Senate, which can be either a governmental body or any other type of assembly. For example, "Marielle was recently elected as a senate member of her local community association."
Dehner, the faculty senate member, called the Kochs' largesse "a devil's bargain".
If you want to be a fan of a political figure such as a presidential candidate or your local senate member, pick who, in your opinion, best represents you.
Obama was sworn in as a senator on January 3, 2005, becoming the only Senate member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
"You've got a Senate member over there going, 'O.K., now I have two House members to be co-chair with,' " Mr. Hanna said.
The Senate Member said serving on jury duty was on her "bucket list" and became increasingly excited as she waited to hear if she had been selected from the jurors' pool.
The amendments are led by Senate member Catherine Morin-Desailly, who is also Chair of the Committee of Culture and Communication.
The bill will come into effect if approved by US senators in September, but a group of senate members have signalled their support for the legislation.
It found 69% of national assembly members and 63% of senate members did not file tax returns in 2011.
House and senate members are still negotiating on the version of House Bill 1926 they will send to the governor.
On average, 57percentt of state senate members and 56percentt of state house members are democrats and indeed about 56percentt of the sample has a democratic legislature.
About 20percentt of the state senate members and 14percentt of state assembly members are women and again, there appears to be little correlation with government expenditures.
